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06 April 2005, 09:31 PM
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Ok here goes guys....... 
Found the receipt (ok it was back in 2003) also before i tell you the price i paid - my mate ordered them via his garage, I simply paid cash and picked them up....
1 Box of Sounds deadening Pads (think it was 12 sheets [A3] size) dont quote me guys, was a long time ago......OK
£12.50 +vat = TOTAL £14.69
Stopside Ltd T/A ECC
Telephone: 0208 381 1801
PM if anyone wants me to pick up a pack, (I'll be at Japfest on 21st!) - the things we do for fellow Scoobynet Members hey! 
I'll see what i can do 
Found the receipt (ok it was back in 2003) also before i tell you the price i paid - my mate ordered them via his garage, I simply paid cash and picked them up....
1 Box of Sounds deadening Pads (think it was 12 sheets [A3] size) dont quote me guys, was a long time ago......OK
£12.50 +vat = TOTAL £14.69
Stopside Ltd T/A ECC
Telephone: 0208 381 1801
PM if anyone wants me to pick up a pack, (I'll be at Japfest on 21st!) - the things we do for fellow Scoobynet Members hey! I'll see what i can do
06 April 2005, 10:08 PM
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mate I've done my boot too to some extent. Will try and take pic or two on the weekend.
At the end of the day, its all down to how much time you've got. In my last car I done the whole floor, wings, boot lid etc........( cant remember how many sheets I used) But in my Scooby - I just done the boot lid. Was enough for me as I've grown out of the 600+RMS of heavy Bass. Getting old :-)
At the end of the day, its all down to how much time you've got. In my last car I done the whole floor, wings, boot lid etc........( cant remember how many sheets I used) But in my Scooby - I just done the boot lid. Was enough for me as I've grown out of the 600+RMS of heavy Bass. Getting old :-)
06 April 2005, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by darms
Ok here goes guys.......
Found the receipt (ok it was back in 2003) also before i tell you the price i paid - my mate ordered them via his garage, I simply paid cash and picked them up....
1 Box of Sounds deadening Pads (think it was 12 sheets [A3] size) dont quote me guys, was a long time ago......OK
£12.50 +vat = TOTAL £14.69
Stopside Ltd T/A ECC
Telephone: 0208 381 1801
PM if anyone wants me to pick up a pack, (I'll be at Japfest on 21st!) - the things we do for fellow Scoobynet Members hey! I'll see what i can do
Found the receipt (ok it was back in 2003) also before i tell you the price i paid - my mate ordered them via his garage, I simply paid cash and picked them up....
1 Box of Sounds deadening Pads (think it was 12 sheets [A3] size) dont quote me guys, was a long time ago......OK
£12.50 +vat = TOTAL £14.69
Stopside Ltd T/A ECC
Telephone: 0208 381 1801
PM if anyone wants me to pick up a pack, (I'll be at Japfest on 21st!) - the things we do for fellow Scoobynet Members hey! I'll see what i can do
06 April 2005, 10:58 PM
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I don't want to go mental with the big sounds, just don't want things rattlin! I HATE that!
Gonna have some time this month as I'm off work for a couple of weeks.....I need to get some components for the front (and also decide which ones) and then make a sub box (got 2x 10 inch subs) which I have no idea about at the mo...
It's a learn as you go exercise at the mo....
Looking for quality but with reasonable volume.....
Gonna have some time this month as I'm off work for a couple of weeks.....I need to get some components for the front (and also decide which ones) and then make a sub box (got 2x 10 inch subs) which I have no idea about at the mo...
It's a learn as you go exercise at the mo....
Looking for quality but with reasonable volume.....
06 April 2005, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Ray_li
I'll try calling them tomorrow and see if they still sell the stuff and if they are willing to popst the stuff. Will post up a price if I do.
07 April 2005, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Ray_li
I'll try calling them tomorrow and see if they still sell the stuff and if they are willing to popst the stuff. Will post up a price if I do.
07 April 2005, 09:50 AM
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Nice one Ray - I hope they can post it - a trip to London from the Lakes would bump the price up a bit! 
Got my fitting kit ordered from Halfords for the Infinity's - £13. a bit more expensive than making MDF ones but it's worth it so I don't make a complete pigs ear of it...
Got my fitting kit ordered from Halfords for the Infinity's - £13. a bit more expensive than making MDF ones but it's worth it so I don't make a complete pigs ear of it...
18 April 2005, 08:58 PM
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Found some stuff at my local motor factors.......
It's called Tetra-Pad. 4 500mmx500mm sheets for £13.50!!!!! Bargain....... Easily cut to shape and positioned with the help of a hair dryer....
Ok my install aint pretty but, it's cut down road noise a noticable amount.... That was 2 and a bit sheets, so a couple more packs and I'll do the doors aswell......
It's called Tetra-Pad. 4 500mmx500mm sheets for £13.50!!!!! Bargain....... Easily cut to shape and positioned with the help of a hair dryer....
Ok my install aint pretty but, it's cut down road noise a noticable amount.... That was 2 and a bit sheets, so a couple more packs and I'll do the doors aswell......
19 April 2005, 09:27 PM
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Coulthards Motor Factors in Bishop Auckland, Co Durham
http://www.cmf-ltd.com/home/all.htm
Unless your local I think delivery would be expensive.. It's pretty heavy. My arm was aching by the time I walked home with it!!!
Check your local motor factors and ask for the same brand..
http://www.cmf-ltd.com/home/all.htm
Unless your local I think delivery would be expensive.. It's pretty heavy. My arm was aching by the time I walked home with it!!!
Check your local motor factors and ask for the same brand..
20 April 2005, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by darms
Dont forget to use a wallpaper roller to get it nice and flat (and gap free!)
Why bother when a half arsed job will do!!!!
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